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Photo Credit: Joanna Morrissey

Photo Credit: Joanna Morrissey

Beautiful support of a tree for once (says a paper-pusher).
Dog Alice gazes with love and terror at author David's novel-writing laptop. #AWP #portland
Consumption, E.56th St-style
Our baby is out soon! Strange Attractorniks! 36 writers, non-binary/women, talk of#chance torquing their lives - inevitably. Readings in Portland, Berkeley, Montclair, Point Arena, San Francisco, Amherst, Easthampton, Brooklyn, Manhattan March through July! www.indiebound.org/book/9781625344243 www.ediemeidav.com/strange-attractors
Premise to question: on the seismic west coast where earth shifts so often, faces appear more than in the clouds, where they appear so often back east. Hence: whatever changes most yields the most fertile metaphoric terrain or projecting screen?
In third grade, I thought cars might be natural because weren't humans natural and had created them, but this tree gives that idea the lie.
Amherst, 20 below but hygge.
San Francisco, home of the flying instruments.
On the wall of Seattle, looking East and downtown.